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Agenda 03-19-24; 5-a - Zoning Atlas Amendment – 6915-UT Millhouse Road, Chapel Hill
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60 <br /> We recorded videos of both sound tests. I recommend this video of the Day Two sound test <br /> Video of the Day One sound test at the Heartwood location is of poorer quality, but it is available <br /> here. <br /> Final Thoughts <br /> From the residential properties closest to us it is possible for someone to hear sounds produced <br /> from our parcel. For this to happen, the trees would likely have to be without leaves, the wind <br /> would need to be still, and the listener would need to be outdoors and attentive. We would need <br /> to be doing something like blowing a marine air horn in the listener's direction. For the noisiest <br /> activities we are likely to engage in—such as loading and unloading brush, wood chips, and logs, <br /> or occasionally instructing our employees in chainsaw safety—even the most attentive residential <br /> neighbor is unlikely to hear us. <br /> 4 <br />
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